HD movies

"HD" stands for "high definition," which in turn implies high resolution and quality. The high resolution, and therefore the level of detail, is determined by the number of pixels, horizontally and vertically. To make the point clearer, imagine a picture as a mosaic. The larger its pieces, the lower its level of detail. As a TV technology, HD allows you to watch movies, series, cartoons, and shows in the highest definition. Modern cinematography has made huge progress, so if you want to keep up with the times, you shouldn't watch the latest movie releases in any quality but HD.

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There are a few kinds of high-definition (HD) technologies:
1. HDV (high-definition video) is used to play videos from various media (flash drives, hard drives, cassettes, discs).
2. HDTV (high-definition television) is used for cable, satellite, and terrestrial TV.
To appreciate the advantages of HD quality, you'll need a large screen. Only at a resolution of 1280*720 is it possible to appreciate all the advantages of high-definition video. New generation LCD and plasma TVs are designed to watch movies in the highest quality without compromising the image.
If a TV is labeled "Full-HD," it means its resolution is 1920*1080. An "HD-Ready" label, however, implies a lower resolution than "Full-HD." The level of detail in an HD movie is always top-notch. The picture contains multitudes of pixels, and each frame conveys maximum info. Even the finest details are clearly visible; they won't merge into one blurry background as before. Leaf veins, grass, frost patterns—everything is so clear it feels like the picture isn't on the screen but is in fact happening in the viewer's room.